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Colleagues, Something exciting is happening in our nation. Over the past few years, increasing numbers of us are taking action with our dollars and our voices. From #BlackLivesMatter to #MeToo and #NeverAgain, we’re seeing a spike… Read More
It seems that all roads in the South lead to Atlanta. Constructed as a railroad hub connecting the Midwest to the Southeast, Atlanta was destined to become an economic powerhouse of the region. Railroads brought industry.… Read More
Los Angeles, CA calwellness.org @CalWellness NCRP: Why is it important for Cal Wellness to explicitly address the health needs of underserved communities in California? CW: Since our founding 25 years ago, we maintain that good health… Read More
Editor’s Note: How do you define an “expert” grantmaker? Sector-wide conversations around equity and inclusion are spurring many funders to reexamine their definition, including how their intended beneficiaries’ lived experiences factor into their work. NCRP’s Caitlin… Read More
Philanthropy has a tricky relationship with evidence. Evidence of progress toward our mission or of obstacles in such pursuit is welcome and actionable. However, evidence pointing to a truth that requires us to reframe our worldview… Read More
Our current political environment heightens the power and necessity of philanthropy and encourages us to reflect on those philanthropic practices that have worked the best and those in need of reinvention. Nonprofits of all shapes and… Read More
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